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Vice President JD Vance has partly blamed Israel for the Republican midterm losses, a claim that ignores who actually made the decisions on Iran and risks feeding antisemitic tropes.
Anti-Israel activists groups are holding a boycott bicycle ride targeting Jewish-owned businesses that raised funds for October 7 Massacre victims.
As European institutions bow to boycotts, legendary Dutch Eurovision winner Lenny Kuhr makes aliyah to Israel, escaping rising antisemitism and show cancellations at home.
Former Stanford anti-Israel activist Taryn Thomas reveals how she was drawn into campus groupthink after October 7 - and how she eventually broke free.
AP selected this photograph among its best. Looking at the scene, I would have wanted an explanation first.
Boy George arrives in Israel for two sold-out Tel Aviv concerts, including a night dedicated to Nova survivors.
Throughout the ceasefire, Hamas has taken steps to preserve its authority and armed presence in Gaza.
A supposed scoop criminalizes an emergency clinic network staffed by both Jewish and Arab medical professionals and treats everyone.
Photographs of older protesters being carried away by police are powerful. So is the context that disappears when those photographs become the entire story.
All the votes are counted, but no bloc has a majority. With the pro-Bibi bloc at 53 seats, the Change bloc at 48 and Arab-majority parties at a record 19, here are five ways Israel’s next government could take shape.
The media have decided who Israel's Arab citizens are. Never mind how they identify themselves. Or what their political rights reveal about Israeli democracy.
Unexpected basketball cultural crossovers: From NBA players arguing over Bar Mitzvahs to Shaquille O’Neal and Deni Avdija making waves.
Adam Brody called Israel's war in Gaza a genocide. His TV mom and the women behind the show had something to say about it.
An Iranian attack aimed at disrupting Israel’s October 27 elections could strengthen Netanyahu and undermine Tehran’s efforts to rebuild, making the nuclear dispute a more likely trigger for another major conflict.
CNN's profile of the Iranian Jewish community paints a rosy picture that is not based in reality.
The BBC has paid filmmaker Lucie Kon around £400,000 over her dismissal, yet still won’t admit fault or apologize for the antisemitic bullying she says she faced after October 7.
As critics portray Israeli voters as increasingly extreme, Israel’s fiercely contested election offers a reminder of the strength of its democracy.
The Greens’ “Zionism is Racism” vote shows how little many understand Zionism. Adam Lebor’s Telegraph piece dismantles the myths, from Soviet origins to “settler-colonial” smears.
A new suspected PIJ child soldier raises the number of deceased recorded October 7 War minor combatants to 32.
His Paris reel opens with a pastry and ends with a respirator, accompanied by Édith Piaf singing about having no regrets. I watched it remembering the photographs he chose not to publish from October 7.
This week: Brad Lander’s West Bank stunt, the Palestinian flag at France’s protests, October 7 rallies that cheered violence, and Israel’s election.
With Election Day approaching, Brad Lander took his campaign to the West Bank instead of his own district. It is the latest step in a long record of turning on Israel, and history shows where that kind of appeasement leads.
Israeli designer Arik Weiss wins an Emmy for his acclaimed title design for Marvel’s Spider-Noir - and shares a revealing Hollywood experience.
After years of appearing distant from Israel, Dustin Hoffman joins a Hollywood event celebrating Jewish ties to Israel and supporting Oct. 7 survivors.
The demonstrations were supposed to be about life in France. The Palestinian flags caught my attention at the time, as did their absence in some photographs.
Brendan Nugent, arrested over the alleged attack on Australian MP Helen Haines, repeatedly posted anti-Israel content online.
Palestinian outlets called Ubaida Murtaja a journalist, but open-source evidence indicates he was much more than that.
When police threatened to arrest me for taking pictures of radicals 25 years ago, I began to wonder whose behavior they were more concerned about.
